Funeral for late Officer Frestman noted with honors
A large funeral for Patrolman Frestman, slain while patrolling his beat, was held at St Patrick's Church after services at the home on South Washington Avenue. Police and city officials led the cortege through Mounties and city streets to Cuthalle cemetery, with many floral tributes and civic groups attending the solemn ceremony.
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Joseph Ub. Frestman
Oolock
South
Washington Alreer
St Patrick's Church
Father de Sicyy Ullicitting
Police Department
Te Sem Iy
Dreien
Etty
Sanger
Sud Repesout
Patvataral
Tnd
Tyes
Mai
Park
Wyoulug Street
Main
Maite
Wark Ane
ManeNa Street
Cuthalle
Weomiine
Ely Hall
Wee
Inte Park
Ely
Woodven
Rocky Mountain Gell Telephone Company
Dmecer
Pain McRoss
Barry Swift
Munizer
Charles Smolin
Mra
E. M. Bartlett
Mine
Silver Star
Sprey
Astern
Fox
Ervine
Gorman
Caltalwa
Kate Maria
Rose Pearce
Fisher Denounces Laws in Moher County Campaign
Democrat T J Fisher attends a county convention vowing to back new laws and repeal others while criticizing the current number of statutes. He promises Reform to reduce red tape and improve governance as he campaigns in the city.
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T. J. Fisher
Moher
Fisher
My Fisher
Torelay Chat
Promishe
Hanks
Mr. Fisher
Property dispute over Montane Butte estate case waves through district court
The district court heard claims involving the Montane Laut and Really company and others over property between Almmiuy gal Hatin streets and Wyooing street. Plaintiffs include Schacter and Muntner, with defense by Kesten and Munni company, while a separate case cited Donny against Kesten. An appraisal valued the Montana estate around 10 048 and 7200 in other property. A separate accident case noted a lumber yard incident. one man suffered permanent injuries after being struck by a car.
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Pdacer
Baath Butte
Distri
Perso Dugurtes
Courn
Vesterdly
Kesten & Muni Company
Pat Pesita
Monti
Dt Hesermic
R- Mur
Ieavin
Montana
Gan
Eure
Robert P. Mupkdas
Joseph Homes In Court Involving Racial Animosity Case
A Black man seen as a colored comedian was arraigned in Judge Danlan’s court on a grand larceny charge. The defendant, alias Chicken Toles, is named Joseph Homes, with bonds set at ten thousand dollars, and a faulted hearing date noted. Court officials and clerks attended, while local papers describe the proceedings and community reaction.
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Danlan
Qisurie
Joseph
J. R. Boarman
Hurt
Llemen
Demity County
Oy Boarman
Bridge collapse blocks tracks near 31 State Street
A bridge over the New York division tracks at 31 State Street and Columbia Avenue collapsed as a heavy work car with men crossed. The car plunged to the tracks and one or more men may have been fatally injured. An express train from New York passed soon after, with the bridge curved and partly hidden.
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Philadelphia
New York Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Street
Columbia Avenue
New York
Novent petticoats spark modern fashion shift in New York
Fashion notes reveal radical departure toward modern stock petticoats with the Novent line. Glove fitting jersey tops and corded flounces shape silhouettes, offering Black sateen, taffeta, and corded flounce styles priced from 1.98 to 14 dollars, with popular 18 inch flounces in green and navy.
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Clorseta
New York
Warrant Not Issued Against Joseph Smith
In Utah Judge Armstrong ruled that County Attorney Parley P. Durlatengen could not proceed to Iran. A warrant for the arrest of President Joseph Smith was based on a complaint by Charles Montyn Owen alleging a statutory offense. The court found the complaint indefinite and failing to show the grounds against Smith’s alleged wife. Owens plans further steps to compel warrant action. Smith is currently in New York.
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Sait Lake
Utah
Armstrong
Parley P. Durlatengen
Iran
Joseph Smith
Charles Montyn Owen
Opinio
Gwen
Mars Schwartz Smith
Charles Mostyn Owens
Mormon Church
Smith
New York
Secretary to President Joins Hunt on Mogul Trip
Special Dispatch reports William Loeb secretary to the president travels with Tom Miller of Helena for a two week hunt in Jackson Hole county. They covered 106 miles by relays. Loeb visits Mammoth and stays with A. W. Child of Park Transportation. Captain Frederick Ardellus, longtime California navigator, died of apoplexy in San Diego at age 69. Born in Sweden, he captained and owned the schooner Aealon. his son now owns it.
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Standart
Lisingston
William Loeb
Mammoth Hot Springs
Tom Miller
Helena
Jackson Hole
Losh
San Diego
Cal
Frederick Ardellus
California
Toresiit
Faredhing
Sweden
Aealon
Death by Own Action At Colonel I Lusk Home
Col I Lusk of the U S Army engineer corps died by his own action at the Sandy Took Minnesota home of his daughter late last night. Authorities attribute the act to his health.
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New Fork
Col. I. Lusk
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Sandy Took
MN. J
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